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gibidoonepizowin ni

a face mask (covering the mouth)

See also: gibidoonepizon ni

Note:
Since gibidoonepizon a face mask is pronounced the same as gibidoonepizon, the singular command form of gibidoonepizo s/he wears a face mask, Ogimaagwanebiik suggests gibidoonepizowin be used instead for face mask. However when talking about whose mask it is, she uses the possessed forms of gibidoonepizon.



gibidoonepizowin sg; gibidoonepizowin pl; gibidoonepizowinens dim; gibidoonepizowining loc; gibidoonepizowinish pej; Stem: /gibidoonepizowin-/

gibidoonepizowin /gibidoonepizowin-/: /gibidoonepizo-/ stem of gibidoonepizo vai ; /-win/
[noun forming final]

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